Tech Giants Embrace Nuclear Energy for AI Advancements

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Microsoft plans to restart the Three Mile Island nuclear plant to power its data centers with carbon-free energy, reflecting a broader tech industry shift towards nuclear power to meet rising energy demands from AI. While nuclear offers a stable energy source, experts warn of the industry's slow pace and high costs, raising concerns about its feasibility as a climate solution. Companies like Amazon and Google are investing in new nuclear technologies, but skeptics question whether nuclear can keep up with the rapid growth of AI.
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